AM/FM has built and supported full-power FM noncommercial stations over the last more than 40 years in Tampa (WMNF), Dallas (KNON), and Little Rock (KABF), which have built large and diverse audiences in these communities. Eight years ago, we received a license for a low-power 100-watt station in New Orleans, WAMF-LP, which broadcasts to an audience largely in the 9th and 7th wards and provides the same service. In 2023, when the FCC allowed new applications for low-power FM noncommercial stations, AM/FM assisted in providing the engineering and technical assistance for 47 different communities. These applications have been accepted for filing and most are the only ones seeking a construction permit. We supported pending applications in Slidell and LaPlace in the New Orleans area as well as elsewhere in Shreveport and Baton Rouge in Louisiana, as well as Gulfport, Pascagoula, Natchez, Vicksburg, and Greenville in Mississippi. KEUD-FM just went on the air in Eudora, Arkansas. These radio stations are tools for empowerment in their communities. They are permanent institutions giving access and impact to everyone.